How the unintended consequences of organizational interventions complicate the assessment of economic utility

Kevin Murphy

Economics and Business Letters, 2012, vol. 1, issue 4, 33-42

Abstract: Interventions in organizations (e.g., implementing new testing, training or leadership development programs) are likely to have a wide range of effects, some intended and some unintended. These outcomes are likely to unfold over time in a wide range of trajectories. A multi-stakeholder, multivariate longitudinal perspective is suggested as a way of reflecting more broadly the range of effects of organizational interventions when estimating their financial impact. Â

Date: 2012
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